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WD Blue 3D 500 GB Laptop Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (WDS500G2B0B)  (Interface: SATA III, Form Factor: M.2)

WD Blue 3D 500 GB Laptop Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (WDS500G2B0B) (Interface: SATA III, Form Factor: M.2)

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WD Blue 3D 500 GB Laptop Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (WDS500G2B0B) (Interface: SATA III, Form Factor: M.2)

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  • Type: SSD
  • Interface: SATA III
  • Form Factor: M.2
  • Capacity: 500 GB
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Can I use internal ssd as external ssd??

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It's SATA based instead of PCIe.

Buy it for the price and form factor. It will provide the same speed as any traditional SSD.

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Is it good for storing data? Like old desktop files? 

Are SSDs as reliable as Sata?

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Can this be used as external SSD with some enclosure case?
If yes, please suggest a good encloser.
Thanks!

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batguy143 wrote:

Can this be used as external SSD with some enclosure case?
If yes, please suggest a good encloser.
Thanks!

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Search for m.2 ssd enclosure.

Make sure it's sata based.

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Same price on Amazon also.

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makdiman wrote:

CARE CASE® M.2 SSD USB3.0 Enclosure, NGFF Portable USB 3.0 Case, External M.2 SSD Reader, M.2 B-Key and B&M Key Solid State Drive Adapter Converter as External Hard Drive Support 2230 2242 2260 2280 https://amzn.eu/d/8...ON

Search for m.2 ssd enclosure.

Make sure it's sata based.

Thanks!
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vvisheshvv wrote:

Can I use internal ssd as external ssd??

Yes. Get a good enclosure from amazon

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rohant wrote:

Is it good for storing data? Like old desktop files? 

Are SSDs as reliable as Sata?

SATA is an interface protocol. It's like 220 V, 3A ~ 50Hz power supply, analogy only. In 220V, 3A ~ 50Hz  power supply you can plug in any 660W appliance. 

What you meant is SSD as reliable as mechanical HDD? Yes. It's. 

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makdiman wrote:

It's SATA based instead of PCIe.

Buy it for the price and form factor. It will provide the same speed as any traditional SSD.

Since it is SSD, it will only provide SSD speed. Are there different types of SSD? 

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Budhe-Baba wrote:

Since it is SSD, it will only provide SSD speed. Are there different types of SSD? 

Yes, PCIe/NVMe SSD are three to 10 times faster than SATA SSD

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Budhe-Baba wrote:

Since it is SSD, it will only provide SSD speed. Are there different types of SSD? 

Yes, sata ssds, pci gen 3 ssds, pci gen 4 ssds

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rohant wrote:

Is it good for storing data? Like old desktop files? 

Are SSDs as reliable as Sata?

SSDs are generally more reliable than hdd but just like hdd there is no 100% failure proof ssd either so always keep a backup of important data in another location(another hdd/ssd/cloud storage).
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guest_999 wrote:
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/ssd-speeds...

@makdiman @Jarvis.-.
considering u can get a nvme pcie gen 3 SSD now at the same price as sata SSD there is no point of buying sata SSD at all unless u have a older hardware which don't support nvme
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DO NOT BUY!! in 2450 you van get crucial p3 nvme from tata cliq

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bikidas2060 wrote:

SATA is an interface protocol. It's like 220 V, 3A ~ 50Hz power supply, analogy only. In 220V, 3A ~ 50Hz  power supply you can plug in any 660W appliance. 

What you meant is SSD as reliable as mechanical HDD? Yes. It's. 

Yes

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Jarvis.-. wrote:
considering u can get a nvme pcie gen 3 SSD now at the same price as sata SSD there is no point of buying sata SSD at all unless u have a older hardware which don't support nvme

Yes unless the choice is between getting a dram sata ssd like mx500 vs a dramless slow NVMe ssd like crucial p1/2.

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